Staten Island Movers

Staten Island moves differently than the rest of the city. More houses than high-rises, driveways instead of double-parking, and basements and garages full of things that have to come out first. Since 2013 we’ve moved the borough’s homes the way they’re actually built, with crews who plan the whole house and a price you agree to upfront.

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Moving on Staten Island, a whole house at a time

Staten Island is the borough where a move actually looks like the suburbs. Single-family and semi-attached houses, driveways you can back a truck into, and basements, garages, and attics that hold years of stuff. That changes the job. Instead of a walk-up and a parking permit, it’s a full house to sort, load, and place across more square footage than a city apartment ever has. Since 2013 we’ve moved homes from St. George to Tottenville, and the crews who get it right plan the whole house, the big furniture, the basement, the garage, before the truck ever arrives.

What every Staten Island move includes

A crew sized to the house, blankets and moving equipment in the price, and the whole home planned, not just the living room. Driveway loading, basement and garage clear-outs, and full furniture disassembly and reassembly are all part of the job.

  • Single-family and semi-attached houses across St. George, New Dorp, and Tottenville
  • Apartments and condos with elevators or stairs handled the same careful way
  • Basements, garages, and attics loaded, not left for the last hour
  • Large furniture and appliances disassembled, wrapped, and rebuilt in place
  • Upfront hourly or flat pricing with blankets and disassembly included
Mover carrying a framed artwork carefully
Mover boxing up kitchen items
Moving crew wheeling bins to the truck in the city
Mover moving boxes on a dolly along the city sidewalk

How your Staten Island move works

We plan the whole house first, the big pieces, the basement, the garage, then move you on your schedule. Four steps, no surprises.

Get your quote
Send both addresses, the home size, and the rooms. We quote it upfront and flag the big furniture and any storage areas.
Plan the move
We map the driveway loading, the disassembly, and the order the house comes apart in.
Moving day
A uniformed crew arrives on time, protects your things, and works the whole house, not just the easy rooms.
Settled in
Furniture rebuilt and placed, boxes in the right rooms, and a walk-through before we sign out.

Why Staten Island homeowners call us

A house move is judged on the whole house, the basement nobody wanted to pack, the piece too big for two people, the driveway timing. We plan for all of it, then finish on time.

The whole house, planned

Our movers are in-house W-2 staff, uniformed and background-checked, and they move Staten Island homes every week. A full house is a different job than an apartment, more furniture, more square footage, and a basement and garage that always hold more than you’d think. So we plan the whole home, disassemble and wrap the big pieces, and load the storage areas instead of leaving them for a rushed last hour. We quote it upfront, hourly or flat, with the stairs and distance counted, and because we use no subcontractors, one team owns the move start to finish. Since 2013 that planning is what’s kept our house moves on schedule.

  • Upfront pricing. Hourly or flat, agreed before we start, with the big furniture and distance counted so nothing gets added at the curb.
  • Whole-house planning. Basements, garages, and attics get sorted and loaded on schedule, not crammed into the final rushed hour.
  • Big pieces handled. Sectionals, appliances, and bedroom sets are disassembled, padded, and rebuilt square at the new house.
  • No subcontractors. In-house W-2 crews on every move, so the team that quotes your house is the team that shows up to move it.
What our NYC customers say
Real stories from real New Yorkers who moved with Dynamic Movers.
These guys are awesome. I didn't feel like I was getting scammed like with some other companies. The rate was great and they were so efficient. 3 hours for an entire 1 bedroom! Tony and the guys were very careful with my furniture and boxes. The most efficient and skilled movers! Will definitely use again.
Isabella M
5 Stars for Romy and the Dynamic Movers Team! They worked fast, efficiently, and with real care for our belongings. What could have been a stressful moving day turned into a smooth, easy experience thanks to their professionalism. They handled everything seamlessly, communicated clearly, and truly took all the stress out of our move.
Sean McCune
Fantastic service! Handled a two bedroom move during the nastiest coldest weather. Extremely efficient and kind. Navigated a tricky spiral staircase well. All furniture was well protected and carefully packed. Absolutely recommend
Nico Pelaschier
Best move I've ever done in NYC! So fast, professional, efficient, and friendly. Roman was a dream to help with coordination. Will absolutely be using again for my next move.
Nicki Bennett
FAQ

Frequently Asked Questions

Do you move houses on Staten Island?
Yes, full-home moves are our everyday work here. Single-family and semi-attached houses mean more furniture, more square footage, and storage areas most apartments don't have. We plan the whole house, the big pieces, the basement, the garage, and load it in order so nothing gets left for a rushed final hour.
Can you load from a driveway or garage?
Yes, and it usually makes the move faster. A driveway means we back the truck close and cut the carry distance, and garages, basements, and attics get cleared and loaded as part of the plan. We sort the order before move day so the storage areas don't hold everything up at the end.
Do you disassemble large furniture and appliances?
Yes, it's included. Sectionals, bed frames, dining sets, and appliances that won't fit through the door get taken apart, wrapped, moved, and rebuilt in place at the new home. We plan which pieces come apart before the crew arrives.
How much does a Staten Island move cost?
It depends on the home size, the amount of furniture and storage, and the distance. We quote it upfront, hourly or flat, with blankets and disassembly included. A deposit secures the date, and the number you agree to is the number you pay.
Do you move from Staten Island to New Jersey or other boroughs?
Yes. Staten Island moves often head to New Jersey or across a bridge to another borough. We plan the route and any building rules at the destination and quote the distance upfront, so a longer move is handled with the same care as a local one.

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